The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1905, Page 4

4 * TTLEe STAR ep Se pig “wenty-five conte per mont, ‘THE BY, ) NLIRNING CO. orrifis ha Woh Beventh Avenue BVERY AFTERNOON BXC! TRLEPHONES Business Department —Sunset Main © = BALTARD STAN AGENCY—Sl Fe PT SUNDAY, Independent 13% ave 8 six conte per week, ‘One cent per copy No free cop! Setivered by matt or carriers, on * TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS The da te when your mibscription expires the address label of each paper When that dete arrives, if i Ba x LT { again been paid tn advance, your name le taken t olnae matter @hanne of date on the ad label * A recelpt eee at the Postoffice at Seattl » Washington as ANT AD. Ob KAULeY@ DRUG Co, GOH BBOOND AVENUS an} Pine ernie Our new Want A » Office st the » dove number has goeentiy eee opened = the purpose of affording the public e conventen want . gare eubscriptions for The @ tar and lee Eiisnere nF ee are Sunset, Maln aM (Continued from Yesterday.) ? W. BLACKWOOD, Chicago Representative, 1006 Hartford Bullding, W. D. WARD, New York Representative, 63 Tribune Bullding. ——————————————— CHAPTER XVII I was prevailed upon to tell my story to Miss Ormond the more {readily that I discovered a longing e comforted, Hours fled in the] HONEST CIRCULATION. This ts to certify that the DAILY AVERAGE BONA ripe CIRCULATION of the SEATTLE STAR fer the YRAR 1904 BX- CEEDED 16.000 ( DPIES DAILY, and for the FIRST QUARTER ftal, but I kept no count of tr OF 1905 (January, February and March), | for never had historian so sweet an EXCEEDED 18,000 COPIES DAILY. auditor, When all was told she & F. CHASE. General Manager, bade me hope, and assuming the ———— manner of a 8w Inspired oracte | resuiwtaly dlecntangled my position, and laughed to scorn the thought Subscribed tn my presence and sworn to before me this rd day A. J. TENNANT, ot April, A. D. 1908. bee on by Notary Public in and for State of Washington, residing at Seattle, || that Thad been mistaken by har “No,” she doeciared, “Pitt, for es isome weighty reason of his own, has tmprisoned you under an in vented name, and on a charge pro Japan as a World Power — | THE SEATTLE STARSSATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1905, A Sword Mislaid” BY AMBROGE PRATT. Copyright by the A. F. Fenno Compa ny, shrank back aa I released her hand, blush stood proac ing hotly, for in the doorway her father, whe had ap hed unheard by ve, the sownd of his footuteps dalled by the pile of wtoed hick carpet Dut beside him a marvelously beautiful wom stared straight b » her rkling , & red spot of burning im either of her It was Mademolaelle d’ Arras. I “OL of m Ma with haute gover 7 bbed my eyes to make eure. arisse!” I muttered, doubtful y senses demotselle raised her an admirable assumption of our, and turned calmly to.the nor. fear we have arrived at an in ory, Japan Since the first burst of exultation over the Chinese vict has shown an astonishing amount of moderation. There ts scarcely @ trace of Jingoism in her national policy. She objected to being strangled by the Russian occupation of Manchuria; she has been fighting for her life, that fs all. And while she will naturally claim an influential leadership in China, there is no reason to fear that she will undertake to exclude the other nations from participation ia the work of opening up that great empire to the influences of modern civilization. Japan is far better equipped for this leadership than any of the Furopean nations, and there is good reason for believing that she wili accept this task with a large sense of her responsibility, not only for the well-being of the people of China, but also for the peace and welfare of the civilized world. As to her designs upon the Philippines, there is not, probably, a shadow of reason for any such fear. It is not Ikely that Japan wants the Philippines; whether she does or not, she may be trusted to re- e@pect the rights of her best friends. There cannot be much doubt that England and the United States qwill be the closest allies of Japan; there may be no formal compacts, on this side there cannot be; but the interests and the sympathies of these nations will draw them close together; they are almost sure to have a good understanding, and the policy in which they are likely to unite will, may trust, be fraught with large benefits to all the people of the east. Japan is already, in spirit and character !f not in creed, a Chris If WAS MADEMOISELLE RAS. tian mation; her close association with England and the United |{snded for his purpose, All will States is likely to strengthen existing tendencies toward the adoption | soon be well with you, Only wait of some form of liberal Christianity, Her great soldier Oyama and [4nd hope!” 1 could not agree with her her great sailor Togo are, I understand, Christian believers; the re- Ngion which is good enough for these heroes is likely to be thought good enough for millions of the Japanese With these three great nations standing together for the integrity of China, for the freedom of trade, and the policy of the open door, great things are likely to come to pass in the cast before the end of the 20th century. thought I wished to well enough, “It ts the disappearance of Made- motselle 4’Arras which troubles me most,” I murmured. Yhy should she have flown at such a time? Can you, a woman, read mo the se- eret of another woman's heart!” But Miss Ormond was a staunch champion of her sex. “Be sure there was an urgent rea- json,” she returned. “From what }you have toid me of her, I feel that ? x If you want to see | : 5 Pa 9. aledpott 1 aires ty ae w and love Mademot Syecercngre well. I know that she has not fail ant average ed you. You will soon see, my| studenite—at thei? work—preparing for the battle of ite— @ | lord.” = You should go right | “Dear Mise Ormond,” I muttered. down te the Collins }"you give me hope. If cannot and | properly thank you for your kind |sympathy, but your soft heart will Bidg., James Second, top floor, a I know that she is a|Opportune moment air!” then apologies for the interruption lord and Mise sen she sald Accept my mi the hon addreas(ig us, I have no or of madam's acquaintance M | Made the « Clariase was plainly jealous y daughter, Miss Ormond moiselle @’ Arras,” mur overnor with a curtly bow. 4 she visit the day or even- be syed compan ith an tne glad to know that you have|eyed my companion with an in me ee cheered my sadness.” lent smile and dropped her an un Both Phones She arose with a smile. | willing oxy, Miss Besale, how “Indeed I am glad, my lord.” she |ever, with & bright glance at me leaid, “but now will you exeuse me, |took her father’s arm and moved — ~~ — _. |for I must attend to my household | away. duties.” Was I not right to bid you Muttering an apology for having | hope?” she mattered as she panned! so long detained her, I took her| Mademotselie, however, arrested hand, and bending low jon her pretty fingers a kiss of very / | wratitud: It was them that an ex | clamation startled ud. Miss Ormond WHEN MONEY'S SCARCE And clothing needs are urgent, remember that dress you well for One Dollar a Week.” Good Goods, Honest Prices—Terms That Suit. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 422-424 PIKE STREET, COR. PIFTH “SEATTLE’S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE.” eee re PUBLIC OWNERSHIP. ! Cut Rate Dentist of public utilities is one of the great The only cut rate dentiats. where you receive the attention of expert dentists. We have the largest. most nd best equipped dental par- beat grade of lental work for that den- people. Some contend for the public own- ership of all industries. Most think that such a proposition is too dan- gerous even to consider. oo. Qbout one-half the m: | to imprinted | her depa: RRR EEE EERE EER AER EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS SERRE ERE EEE EEE EEE EERE The question of public ownership | other an | people problems now in the minds of the| travel and ! roads belonged to all the pouple and were Wh ure. “lam merely the bearer of a mes sage which all may hear,” she said | disdainfully, “a message from mi! * * é * By and by communities lived apart, but desired to visit each The to The exchange products roads over which ir products contro hen they by them. became farther re moved from each other they desired communicate by letter. They tists Im small, inferior tal offic charge. nem wit sted All know that public ownership| adopted the ffice, which the ‘ut-Rate Prices. aaranteed V 7 tilities is good. The} people own and control, because all te Price. Gua of certain u | i rol, becat pn eee commas Ot Tt ered difficulty arises when an effort is| the people made it Full sot Of teeth, with the “Natural made to designate which should be| Pablic utilities that shoud be Geta Crowns. Bi owned by the public and which by|owned by individuals and individuals that should be owned Bridge Work ‘Eo In the beginning man had Ideas. | They were HIS. They were owned | and controlled by HIM B5e, a . J AN work guaranteed 15 yea: Hours § 4. sm. to # pm. "Bundays OMG paincess DENTISTS, 307-1-2 Pike Sreett, Cor. Third A sired to exchange ideas. They ladopted words to represent ideas | Words belong to ALL men and are GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE FAIR | owned and controlled by them. clasify thems Then came a time when men do-| raflroads, Ives Those things that all the peaple create—water works, gasworks telegraphs, ete.—#h be owned by the people. T jthings which individuals create should belong to the individual FP. A. MITCHELT: 100 slightly sotled Wash Skirts, in pique, duck, denim and een worth from $2.00 to $3.00.. eardee NewYork Liquor Co SACRIFICE SALE ALL WEEK, 59c |For Best Wines and Liquors) 2317 FIRST AVE. NORTH. FREE DELIVERY. Phones—Main 2872; Ind. 1926 The Auto Plano Jaying piano. For the of @ single note or key. ano and what it will do, KOHLER & CHASE, 1305 2d Ave. Arcade Bidg, C. A. Meyer, Mgr. pet A taal (t vor “ OM TR G hess LGr072d072 vw PHOTO SUPPLY Co.: School of Photegra; wort trea to fern " ' Don’t Forget Us for Bargains in Furniture § misctuilatatiae neo Red Front Furniture Co. 220 PIKE STREET. menos 3 Dia- and Jewelry. not buy « i ee or Gemene 108 eee emer AVE. SOUTH Phones—Sunaet, Pink 1761. In dependent 1761. Free Delivery. Jas. Moans’ Hand Ma 2.50 Shoe for ealo at The Hu 0. 615 tet Avenuo Hie tal on A your Presorip tion corre: sponds with the mark “Ster ling” on silver. 1213 Sec- SHAW'S DRUG ond Ave. STORE, Ve are headquarters for Ladies’ and Gents Watches Houghton @ Hunter Watch Inupector G. N., N, P. and Interurban Ratlways. 704 FIRST AVENUE, brows | } lord at Chatham 1 Pent: {is I anewered coldly tent both of }mengor and a mystery of which |appeared to hold the key to Lord Gworge | fon meege Chem Ie mot for me,” 1 wee femgem a sho maidemotsntie’s x. STAR DUST » Nan Patterson made one great) not pay for it and have 4 mistake in her last theatrical ven- | We think they have no n ture. She should have begun bher|demn anything they » not fo | starring tour in New York yot these are the blow their horns the loudest. The proper How do you like that tea?” ask-| thing to do is to come and tle It’s splendid,” replied Mrs. Bup-|‘f it is no account, and if that pit. “What kind i» it?” not done keep your fly trap shut That's Huswian tea We can give namen if How do you make it?” but do not think they would want Well, you take a lit Japan-| their names in print if the 4 @w and then add gunpowder.’ is no nccount,—Bellbrook, O., Moon In fact, it might be sald the rail A WORD FROM JOSH WI8K, roads are in training for the New York-Chicago race. Whut looks like @ @ long chance t ev'ry body may look olne Pardon said ~mademoiwello. speaking in French, “the message ts to you milord I shrugged, “Well, mademoiselie | 1 watt to hear it.” | “Milord of Chath senda you his regards and exceedingly regrets your detention, He believes in your innocence and is preparing to estab lish it, but for the present he can not release you. “Has the Marquis de Sevringen been arrested?” | demanded. “I do not know , m jour.” And your brother—Monaieur the count? He leaves Mngland today for Relgium, milord. He is at this mo ment awaiting me without Leaves Pugiand today!" gasped Why he alon ean prove my inno He has seen Lord Pitt,” replied Clariase, But this was vague. “Tell me, Clarisse,” I muttered in a low votoe, why did you leave Pitt's house after promising to remain there as my hostage?” Mac iselle favored me with a ry baughty look 1 did net promise to stand idly and see my brother sacrificed, naleur, even to save you,” and swept me a mocking courtesy (To be Continued.) + G. A. RK. Excursion Portiand xponition, City Office tor Novelty Suit Factory Sale Covert Jackets and Box Coats $6.00, $8.00, $12.00, WORTH DOUBLE. Peware of Humbug Advertis- ere—those using our name as device to mislead the pubite. We are the only manufactur lies’ @ults, Skirts, Cov- Jackets and Rain Coate in heaving & bone fide Fae under the t The ‘Novelty Manufac- turing Co., incorporated under awa of the State of Wasb- Clear Sa ingt doing business at 1207 Becond Ave. Seattle. We guarantee satinfaction to every customer, no ter at what sacrifice the goods are sold. Hundreds of Covert Jackets, made in the newest styles—both form fitting and the new Lon- Jon box coat—wt $4.60, $4.50, $10 nd $12 worth double. Suits, Skirts and #1k Coates at fleing Pr reat sacrifice on all Shirt Walets and Shirt Walet Suits, in Lawn, Linen, Mohair, Bri tine, ete. FACTORY HALF PRICE SALE. $25.00 Silk or Wool Suits $1 2.50 $ Wool Suits $10.00 0.00 Blik or $15.00 Shirt Waist Batts hed $6.00 Shirt Waitet . 2.50 $2.50 Shirt Waist 1.25 #1 kirts 5.00 y¥ direct from the makers. NOVELTY MANUFACTURERS’ SUIT SALE. TOURIST COATS—In Coverte and Mannieh Mixtures, worth up to $20.00, at $7.50 JACKETS—In Finest Coverts d Venetians, values up to $20.00, at sh.so SKIRTS--In Mannish Mixtures 3 Panamas, made with pleats, tn all sizes, Black, F and Brown . 86. Same in Misvew Worth double, mag | Skirt Manufac- 1207 Second Ave., Near Seneca. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. We sell Suitings to be made up at Wholesale Price. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Twelve-year guarantee, Clothiers, Second ani Union Chicago LoanOffice | HARRY SILVER, Prop. 117 Yesier Way. } & gentes! place to borrow money on | Gamonds and all kinds of jewelry, trictly confidential ike a sure thing v th’ feller th’t took it It's the height Japan for a wife opinion contrary What chance had men who have thelr like that? ot bad form in to express any to ber husband's. Russia against wives biuffed “How fashiona change!” al “Oh, not @ great de “Don't they? When I was young, | men and w en wore linen mate —a and jeather shoes, and now they) TAKING IT MIDE wear leather coats and linen shoes.” | And then there's President Cas RIGHT IN THD PLEXUS, B'GOSH. |tro, who might make a good king ‘A party said to us that the Moon | of Norway was no account and that they would | _— —— not have it, We said nothing, mel JUST AS LUCKY went to our books and found that; “Have ‘you ever had append! 9 0 years sabserip | cltis?” Cer Now. it it is : but I've found a diamond tion, Now, they would not have it, why do thoy ring Your Laundry, Please WHY DO WE ASK FOR IT? We dererve it on secount of the excellent work we de 4 the low prices charged WE Ahi NOT IN THE LOCAL LAUNDRY COMBINE. If wo were, the quality of our work would be the same, but our pric rould be higher: Trusts or combines are bad things for your poc kote books. Are we ht? HUN OFFICES —Main office, First and Bell atrec Down- town Office, Third, near Pike St. PRICES AT OUR OPFICES—shirts, 190; collars, te; cuffs 4c. Phone for spectal prices on Rovgh-Dry. Hoth Phones 953, Ea- tabliehed 1890. City ndry f\ | Comforts Are always obtained by using a GAS RANGE AND GAS WATER HEATER your kitchen. For convenience, and economy, GAS has no oF compet? house complete with- jAS RAN Seattle Lightine Co. P.-1, Bullding, Fo erth and Unio Phones--Sunset, Bx. 27; Ind, Ex 75. We Carry the Most Complete Line of Gas Stoves In the City Prices range from 66¢ to $5.00. We invite you to call and exam- ine our stock. Are quite sure we can please you in style and priow ERNST BROS. Both Phones, 1158. 606 PIKE STREET. 1314 SECOND AVENUE Opposite Arcade Entrance Most Reliable Dentists in the West Set of Teeth Gold Crowna, Bridge Work .. Gold Fillings . Other Fillings SEE US. We w years’ guarantee. Lady Attendant. R. DUSERISAR, Mgr. ; B50, 500 to T5e the price right. 12 Open fill $ p. m. Sundays, 9 to 2 Phone tate 57 Modern Plumbing & HeatingCo 116 Virginia Street Phone Main 5911, BRANCH—257 BALLARD AVE, PHONE—BALLARD 122 Skilled workmen, prompt service, reasonable prices. Not members of the Master Plumbers’ association. Let us estimate your work. Let us do your repairs. REMOVAL NOTICE! MODERN DENTAL PagLons Have removed from Second avenue and Pike street to Second ay~ enue and Marion street, Mari.a Bullding. Our prices are the very lowest consistent with first class ma- terial and workmanship. Modern Dental Parlors Second Ave. and Marion St. MARION BUILDING It strengtne mach, stime The QUAKER DRUG ©, 1053-1055 FIRST AVE Both Phones 1240, $500 Worth of Berries Ralsed on One Acre CHEAP—Five acres, new chicken houses, close to lake cars, fruit and berries, oaly Terms, $256 down and month to good party. Over $500 ot these blackberries can be lone acre of this land. The Sem in King county and close in te Seattle. I can also use several }at good wages to work on this Enquire of Kenny or R. 0. Smith room 3 in Times block, | NICE TEETH BROWN’S Scientitic DENTISTS 713 First Avenue Are the discoverers and of the only reliable and sclentifie system of Painless Dentistry. We extract, crown, fii and clean oF treat teeth absolutely without pais and guarantee all work for fiftes yeors. Our work im the best, prices the lcwest ae wh firstclass work. EXAMINA’ | FREE. Our plates are | from the natural teeth and are guste janteed to fit. FILLINGS 50c, 750 and GOLD CROWNS....83.50 to BRIDGE WORK. . 00 to FULL SET NATURAL BROWN" : PAINLESS DENTISTS, 713 First Avenue. Parlors 1, 2, 3, 4, & and 6 Union Block, one door south of MacDouge all & Southwick's, Houre—# 20 a. m. t day, & 80 am. tol Office and storage room, 1216 Firs venue, Postoffice butiding. eaten fenet 902, Independent jew York Dental Parlors Ten years’ guarantee Hours—8:30 a m. to ¢ pm Sundays, $:30 a. m. to 13 m SEATTLE. Bullding. COURT OF In IN THE SUPERIOR the State of Washington. for the County of King. In the Matter of the Recelvership of The Evans Manufacturing Com pany. No, 47307. Notice is hereby given that undersigned has been appointed be has duly qualified as receiver of the above named corporation, and on the Sist day of May, 1905, an of der was made by the Court daly entered, requiring all persons in debted to said corporation to the same to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against corporation to present the rame duly verified, within ninety days from the entry of said order, to the undersigned, at his office, No New York Block, Seattle, or t Rossman and Johnson, his Attere neys, or be forever barred from the collection of their clafnis. W. A. DOHERTY, Recelvet. Rossman and Johnson, Attorneys for tho Receiver, 800 Block, Seattle.